I spent my early career in diamond sustainability and philanthropy but I rarely wore any jewelry myself.

I bought every day pieces for the people I loved, my mom, my sisters, and my grandmother but never for myself.

I admired the craftsmanship of diamond cutting and jewelry design but I didn't trust the practicality of it. Jewelry I found in the market was not meant for a life juggling different roles and moving between time zones.

Finding jewelry I actually resonated with was harder than I thought. The choices felt narrow: an expensive name or a fashion piece that didn't last.

So I built something of my own.